On The Civil Law Protection Of The Right To Delete Personal Information

The development of the Internet has digitized global life,A lot of the cheap storage,easy search engines,and the growing intimacy of the global Internet have led to our personal information and data being stored on the web.With the rapid development of the Internet,the protection of personal information and data cannot be slack,in order to actively deal with the emergence of this problem,the EU proposed the personal information delete right and finally established it in the law.In the face of the issue of personal information protection,China can draw on the advanced experience of the European Union and foreign countries on the right to delete personal information and combine the actual national conditions of China to make provisions,so as to achieve the purpose of protecting citizens’ personal information.The right to delete personal information is intended to protect and disclose personal information（i.e.,irrelevant,excessive,outdated personal information）.Based on the topic of the right to delete personal information,this paper discusses it through the following four chapters.The first chapter mainly introduces Gonzalez v.Google case and Renjiayu v.Baidu case to introduce the origin of the right to delete personal information,discusses the dispute of the right to delete personal information in the theoretical circle of China and the connotation of the right,and explores a clear definition of the specific nature of the right.The second chapter mainly discusses the reflection on the construction of personal information deletion right in our country,the realistic dilemma faced by personal information and the rights conflict and other issues.To further demonstrate the legitimacy and feasibility established in our country.The third chapter mainly compares the relevant provisions of the EU and other countries outside the region on the right to delete personal information.Different countries have different attitudes towards the right to delete personal information.By comparing the differences between countries outside the region in the legislative and judicial levels,the advanced experience can be used for reference by China.The fourth chapter mainly discusses a suitable way to protect the right to delete personal information at the present stage of our country.The right to delete personal information has a certain realistic demand and feasibility in China.It is hoped that this right can be established as an independent civil right in the future legislation if it is not clearly stipulated at the present stage.